Ca' Rezzonico (Museo del Settecento), Venice
Venice, Italy
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Dorsoduro 3136, 30123 Venice, Italy
Venice, Italy
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€10 (under 6 free)
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Ca' Rezzonico is an 18th-century palazzo on Venice's Grand Canal that opened as the Museum of 18th-Century Venice in 1936, a year after the city purchased the building. The palace was designed by Baldassare Longhena in 1649, though construction dragged on for decades and was finally completed by Giorgio Massari in 1756.
The interior recreates aristocratic Venetian life through period furniture, frescoes, and paintings. Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, Francesco Guardi, and Canaletto are well represented. The Martini and Mestrovich donations added over 300 works. Robert Browning died here in 1889, when the palazzo was privately owned.
Ca' Rezzonico (Museo del Settecento), Venice in Venice, Italy houses 2 masterpieces in our database, including works by Canaletto. Notable works include Rio dei Mendicanti and Grand Canal Looking Northeast from the Palazzo Balbi to the Rialto Bridge.
Famous Works at Ca' Rezzonico (Museo del Settecento), Venice
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Visiting Ca' Rezzonico (Museo del Settecento), Venice
Ca' Rezzonico is a grand palazzo on Venice's Grand Canal, now housing the Museum of 18th-Century Venice. The building itself is a masterwork of Baroque architecture by Longhena.
The museum recreates 18th-century Venetian aristocratic life with period furniture, paintings by Tiepolo and Guardi, and frescoed ceilings. It's one of the best places to experience Venice's golden age.
The palazzo's most famous resident was Pope Clement XIII (Carlo Rezzonico). The poet Robert Browning died here in 1889. Venice purchased it in 1935 to create the museum.
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